Link Lab Available at PCC Natural Markets
Posted on May 11, 2012Today is a big day for Link Lab Artisan Meats.
Starting this morning, PCC Natural Markets (Fremont and Green Lake stores) will be selling sausage in their fresh and frozen meat sections. We’re starting at the Fremont and Green Lake stores, but if things go well, I hope to see our product sold at more of the 9 area stores. If you shop at the Fremont or Green Lake PCC, please show your support for Link Lab and for PCC’s decision to carry our product. Buy a package of sausage, and be sure to thank any store employee for supporting Link Lab and other local food producers.
[David with meat department's Carole at the first Link Lab delivery to PCC Natural Markets ]
If your neighborhood PCC does not carry Link Lab products yet, be sure to take a minute and tell the folks behind the meat/seafood counter that you’d like to see our sausage available on the shelf. PCC is a great business, and they take a lot of initiative to satisfy their customers. Give them feedback, and I’m confident that they will respond.
Thank you again for all the support over this first year of business. Our mission of helping “responsible carnivores support amazing local farmers….through sausage” is becoming very real. I’m proud to be involved, and I thank you all for your enthusiastic feedback.
Enjoy your sausage!
David
Super-Model and Future Sausage Lover
Posted on April 1, 2012Puget Sound Food Network Interviews with Link Lab
Posted on January 31, 2012Here’s a link to a very nice PSFN interview with David, digging a bit deeper and sharing more of the background behind Link Lab Artisan Meats.
The Local Dish
Posted on January 9, 2012A big thanks to Laura Brewer from The Local Dish for putting together such a nice article about Link Lab. http://www.thelocaldish.com/seattle/find-it-seattle/seattle-carnivores-eat-up-link-lab-sausagesausage.html
Rocking the Onesie
Posted on January 3, 2012Happy New Year!
Posted on January 2, 2012Happy New Year Link Lab Friends!
- 3500 lbs of meat cut, ground, and sold as sausage during 2011
- 8 Northwest farmers have provided beautiful responsibly raised local meat. I hope to continue meeting new farmers and using more great local meat.
- 19 sausage labels are approved by the USDA. That took some patience.
- More than 25 restaurants, retail shops, and farmers have sold our product to their customers. Many of these businesses continue to place weekly orders!
- USDA inspectors have provided compliments, corrections, an positive involvement helping me keep things safe and WELL DOCUMENTED. (Who doesn’t love a good paper trail.)
- We’ve had production weeks as simple as 25 lbs and as busy as 325 lbs.
- 9 beautifully written articles published about Link Lab. http://linklabartisanmeats.com/category/news
- I paid all of my bills and still enjoy making sausage.
- My wife and kids still like me.
- More……local-farm-partners, restaurants, retail shops, and production pounds per week
- No change to the small-batch, hand-mixed, exquisite sausage quality that is the foundation of Link Lab Artisan Meats products.
- And if everything goes as planned, we will add Link Lab Bacon into the product lineup in 2012.
Sunset Magazine’s December 2011 article about Link Lab
Posted on December 13, 2011Spenser Magazine article on Link Lab
Posted on November 22, 2011Thank you to everyone involved in the creation of Spenser Magazine. There is a wonderful article about Link Lab in this very first issue (p23). Really a beautifully done publication, and it is exciting to be part of the launch of an amazing new culinary publication. Please enjoy the article and let these guys know what a great job they’ve done.
Link Lab Hits the Old-Time Music Scene
Posted on October 18, 2011Seattle Magazine Article
Posted onThe October issue of Seattle Magazine has a nice “Meet the Producer” article about Link Lab Artisan Meats and David’s unique work setup. It is available at most grocery stores and news stands in the State of Washington Grab a copy next time you’re paying for groceries, or check it out online here http://seattlemag.com/article/dining/local-producers/link-lab-meat-lovers-dream-come-true







